Reds Defeat Whites In Close Jayhawker Spring Game
Lawrence Kansas spring football game ends 34 28 with the Reds overturning a 28 13 halftime deficit. Pat Murphy and Clarence Cleavinger score Reds touchdowns while Hal Cleavinger and Wade Stinson rally the Whites with strong drives early. Coaches Kimney and Fambrough watch as J V Shea leads the Reds to a late surge at Memorial Stadium before AAC0 spectators.
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Sita Irtery
Perinds
Memorial Stadium
Hoth
Uye
Hela
Peood
Rede
Arragh
Pap Werner
Warne Replogle
Reds
Chiff Kimney
Tony Fambrough
J. V. Shea
John Amberg
Wade Stinson
Chet Strehlow
Aubrey Linville
T. D
Iida
Fox Cashel
Charley Hang
Hang
Gams
Hal Cleavinger
Severral
Bill Rine
Fureble
Red
Vor
Srimaun
Cashells
Garnett
Hanguy
Tennis Circuit Plans Attract Stars And New Events
A former tennis champion, now signed with a major association, aims to create a 20‑tournament circuit. Big events offer 10000 dollars prize money, with smaller $2250 shows planned. Richards negotiates tournaments in Pittsburgh Toronto and a September event, hoping to draw top and younger players. Fans and organizers anticipate a relaxed yet lively touring schedule to engage players and spectators alike.
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Mtara
Richards
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Etedium
Baseball standings topple through crowded American leagues
The Amer icas League table shows New York and Chicago with varied records as teams like Tau and Neteee struggle. Despite scattered results such as 0-8 losses and 18-4 wins, the standings reflect a tense season with key games Saturday amid sparse American Association fixtures and lingering scheduling chaos.
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Americas League
New Terk & Meter
Tau & Neteee! League
Tous
Baer
Braqkton
Pttaheres
Cinespress
New York
Chicago
Isangee
Toplin
Springfield
Retains Track Meet at State Junior College Title
Wiebinesa and Eilerade lead the State Junior College Meet at Derade Kan on May 6. Mutshinesa edged Derade for the title as the team battled for top honors. Prizes were awarded to Tennia Gene, Hytehs, Alien Chaplin, Jim Oever and others for performances in sprints relays and field events.
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Derade
Jim Oever
Bill Fenita
Fpareona
Nedalion
Major League Leaders and Rosters Mentioned Players
Fragmented OCR notes reference multiple teams and players including Boston and New York rosters, with unclear names such as Doerr and Hen rich. Mentions games or schedules around May 8 1945 and late 1920s to 1940s era, plus Emporia squad with first pieces and tying for prominence.
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Kan
Pittaburg
Emporia Squad
Mit
Indians Rally Behind Riddle To Take First Game
The Indians win behind Elmer Riddle as they hold the league lead with 18 wins. Columbus, St. Louis, and Milwaukee share momentum with four games separating the pack. Eight hitters back Riddle in a 5-1 victory while George Entock and Kurt Krieger post solid complete efforts.
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Indianapel
Amelia R Draseones
Columbus
Indians
Elmer Riddle
Hoyee Lintep
Frank Shea
Yankees
Redbirds
Minneapolis
Kurt Krieger
Milwaukee
Louisville
Glenn Elliott
George Entock
Colonels
Toledo
St. Paul
Saints
Mudhens
Fragmented 1950s sports snippets and college notes
Readable fragments cover amateur golf on Blackhawk course, Dartmouth rowing plans for English Henley, a 1950 51 basketball field house funding rumor, Cornell football depth, Syracuse coach quip, and Kansas tennis results with Rob Yandle from Chanute defeating opponents for a second year.
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Teports
Minneapolis
Megee
Franchioe
Denver
Wakter
Pea
Blackhawk
Dartmouth
Henley Bea
Kansas
Local doubles team takes second at Wyandotte tournament
Lowie Phillips and Bill Pulliam placed second in doubles at the Wyandotte meet on Saturday amid a field including Pombroke Country Day and White. Alden Browns competed in singles but finished last in the Biltmore House at the Geo Vanderbilt Estate in Asheville, North Carolina, a venue noted for its 110 bedroom suites and lengthy tours.
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Wee Phillips
Bil Pulliam
Wyandotte
Biltmore
Geo Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
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Lawrence
Jayhawker
Crimson
Bud Laughin
Koh McMullen
McMullen
Pase
Pat Murphy
Clarence Se
Carlos
Joe Page
Spragdésle
Lacstad
Esol
de Clesvinger
Jeare Les
Aimens
Nun
Zanner
Feapt
Mirabie
Martin RE
Ketenhe Mayer
Pierron
Tron Whjaon
White
Corret
Rove
Lane
Aiin Cashel
Southweat
S.M.S
Arkaness
Earl” Whitworth
Oklahoma Aggies
Cowboys
Aggies
Stillwater
John Cronney
The
Daly Oklahoman
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Plana
Manhattan
Monsae Aggie
Howard Harpen
Wildcat Club i
Alemai
Wedngeday
American Legion
Lea Hammer
Legion
Merchants
Hamner
Bill Mace
Jayhawker Vi i
Bol Tull
Aarry E. Morrow
Clyde la Mette
Houston Post
Clyde
Jarhnesa
Pmier Perret
Hswa
Wantington
Philadelphia
Leyte
Brookly
Lesgus
Wiebinesa Nese Et Eilerade
Coltege
Major League
Manes
Peeav
Freakers
Boston
Anaton
Stephens Trier
Doerr
Proston
Henrich
Rave Witham
Bostes
Amen
Lanne
Neal Babe
Midadelgia Vinsceat
Meera
Childa
Vow End van Heuen
Haggar
Jane Cornell
Jeff
Cornell
Syracuse
Ben Schwartswalder
Betty James
Indspengerier
Kan, May & OR
Rob Yandle
Chanute
Lowie Phillips
Bill Pulliam
Tonka
Tom Ryther
Alden Browns
Ee Rae
James
Youngstown
Walt
Stylecraft Worsteds
Glenshire Worsteds
Hyde Park
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